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TeaRs eieas eauFis usrs lrss maas b
eeczre - pardon a sx- Banker James
D. Fizh. af New Yea. RtzA, q VII be
remembered. wns FreGidan3 af 1he
MnFine Bank. He wns fntexes1ed Wi1A
Rerdinand Ward "a fhoss Euk1alina
oDlEa1io1s uhosoin Gen. 0sant's tos-
tame was nWsps axay w5th thnss q
thonmnds nf ueherm. The peaitinn for
kisb's paEdnn II siRned b. SCORES 0f
peominE1t msEehan1s and bankers ef
New Yea CITY. L uAs raprsssnfed e
shs tima thmS Flshss hsnlth was vMFy
nsrious, ana ehas as be esuld not live
Iona Ne gheuld b given the poof oo1-
sol.ii@ q dying e hs1as ancee nss
fKienos. 1he Rr1gidsnA Q1fsliy az
than tE1s only II part. He thefefofs
Refuses % grant pardDD, alleging that
Il any man deserved bis fate q uas TIE
millionaire sooundzni who had fela %
little consideration fer the future hap
pina@ Of stkarA
But Fishis sou and danehtsF. who
usFe foFemoa1 in uRging exeeutive elem
enoy, n4Ess nnaiad fInetian d theiR
EFFORTS % seoure Ne ED uansa relsAss.
scaSosiy wosk has paased since thaa
tine thai szs oE both haEe not visited
Washin0to9. Their fnees are a. fnmi-
ilaR % attaches Of the Whife HonsB ~
aAoas of The moss peEais1ant ofhee- eeek-
eFA. AZ iast, DaEe8 b. theiF entreaties,
ths Rfe1ids1l kas decided b open .
hnGs package Of papera bearing upon
ne caaes and will probably eve fun
eonsldWation withfn the maxi foFt-
night.
Tbose vho are acquainted with the
Presidents opini0n upon the matter,
howeveE, say Il Il not at ell likely that
be will agree 20 Fish's pardon.
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fha City coaneli uas 10 have met 10.
day, but TIE 6wilchoaek 0xuursiaR
knoeked u oak Only HorafAl Eimgana
an4 Miller answered he Foll eAil. end
nos wAkinQ qaoEum thar adiouEnaA
1he 80 of Nls1 CannlnRAnn nQainsl
DT. Van BaFsn was hefaFe Jnaties san.
toR aRain today, bu& wna pua1pnnaH
aRain On acoount of . tsohnioalilY.
feler ffaEisz, 81 Slellaooou, Wae af.
ragled for selma hqaoT WilAonl q u.
oamse here today.
Iha anBf train oama IN ever the neu
tre1iie apfos9 TIE bay to-day.
cix paMeERer ears went cut with ex.
enfai0nists over the Hwischhack indmy.
Iheg were ioined ~ quite . large
HeAtsfa deia4ation a Puyaiiun.
Ihe nee bridge over he PugallaD uas
begun today aa The rasn4valioa. Ths
California BsidRs CompAny has ne con
tract.
Cid Fsanisr, ne lsaaine dealer d nsu
and seoond hard furniture of ranonsa.
h an inlarviaw today hsalan from tha
harly. barry Of business Haid tn Pnnr.
hNrEEk10KArEa representative that he
naPer knew q tina IL hIs lifa hrfnre
when be couia noe dna time 10 eaf
@Aa - 4Aa NAM At&GM 44 M@HNNM'
his lasl week have noarun'g had
iinas lo rel tired Il 4 sne consin1~i
iump ffom mornina until night. Yea
eee. am kNpe hasY supplyina naW
cauneM with oat6aa far eolnn Ia houne-
keeplnR. There is scarcely anYlhina
lhas househol6er MIGHT desire from q
oig kitchen stove % q haby's high ehair,
thai eeuid not supply. IAmps' hraoma'
Rfidlro1B, beas4anda, kilchan, DINING
reom and bedroom sets. single artielsa
ef furniture and furniture for houss
compiele. anything and 6veFythlnR--
and, "a aay, all this seems 10 BE- pes-
feclly we'll knesn, for am kept huay."
Ne. FFanisR b veil knoWn as ona sf
IlVest business men ID town and lie
business has adVancad VITA WondsFfnl
Fapidiay.
fAconA. Aue. 20, 1887.
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RiEss naptlgs chnrch. FoartA utleas. ueaf
JAMES, nsE. D. =. Rieroa pastoR-Prsarkinr Al
II a n. ~ Rev. ,. b. Hlokasn, q Hoaahion.
md at 80 p. p. by Rev. Q. B. Ntubalfy. uf
Aellaeeam. Rev. p. y. Pisrce win npsAk 81
tAke union a. 4 p N.
Fhese WI bs q csiehration q ne Holy Com.
manien = a n. b Trinity chu1ed. gIalra
stfeets opposite ne couEt noussl, "a addition
3 Tie ISaai services mornfaK and svsnlue.
Sunday school a. fosiS q. NJ. Chapel anndag
ochcol, hcrth Seattle. a 9a0 y. NJ
Msthodist Rrolsslant Church. o0rnsr of see.
ead and Madison streets, n9V. Clara nasis.
pasieF-Rsv. J. L. darveR of the OunRTegA-
tiona. AaaoeAntiens VIII oocnRy the pnlpit thia
mofniuG. In the evening" Rev. ciark D.
starting ltamanog mornfngl fuG hia lammatt
vacalioa,. hia sahisot vii - ''aosps TEN.
perRhee."
Christian church, ssneca slres. hsswesn
Third 4ad Fourtk. aav. n. q Noes. pastor
Preaehiag AZ II =. n. and f.ao p n. sanslay
sehooi a. 10 q a. Teachers mRsilag On Taee-
cay as p N.
swsdlah Msshoalsi Episcopal Churoh. FInh
street. between Pike ana plas. Rsy. 5eha
hlaneR, pasior'-Divina scrTioe EVER enudar,
= % ne assmAn language, 81 p n. Sunday
First German Rsfarnaea chuecn. corner af
sSsenfh AnA chsrzy strssts, Rev. d. 0fasdsl,
pasior.-pivine service every 8ondly a II :,
%. and n. sunday eebool a 20 q NJ.
Rfayet meeting Wednesday evominR "A TG0
Meeting for Ulnalon purposaa ni Tao D. NJ.
ever nfst aalarday u the moath. 0aruanu
nro cordially invited % ths shovO megtnes.
Frsa Msihedisl Church. Pine street, bslnesn
Mini and Tenth-P Preaching af ii 4. y. ana
isso ,. n. sunday School a ais q n. PtayoI
ssrvses wednesday nishaa.
Regular song ane Go1psi ssrsios a ths Yoasg
Mems Chlistaan Associliinn ehapoi. coEnar u
Hront and spring atreeta. this afssEnoon "a
O'Clock.
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GKRMAR EKrrRR.
THH KzEPEnos's HEALTH nrPDovKD-
xHE on0Wu PaxHuR's THnoAr-
sxOHx CIRCULATED.


fCopyTiqAf 1857 b. tAs New York Asse.
eiafeS Press.
BEnLm, AnQ. U.-Emperog William
% slowly recovering from an attack Of
rheumatism. He vas well enough te-
day 10 receive verbal reports Of seme
bo1iness and 10 entertain Q small party
at dinnsF. The alarming reports about
his condition ara without fcnndafi0n,
DR.. Mckenzie. the Crown Princess
kugitsh physician, has De1t 10 the New
York Associated Press correspondent
here Q special report Of the Princes
present condition. The progress made,
be says is quite satisfactory and there
e eyeTy progpoot fore permanent cure
Of The Princes nnlady. On the other
hand, iti appears from the doctor's re-
port that the curative process will be
SLOW and that while there 10 ak present
20 oanoerong growth In the Princes
throat, Il d not unlikeiy that there will
be Q re-Gr0wth on several occasions be-
fore permanent cure ID effeoked.
4 story vas circulated at 0aatein ct
the kmpeEofs departure thai al the in
teTrieW between the German and Aus
tEian Empires, the latter had remarked
the profound impression that had been
produeed upon him By Prince Bis
maruk's epeeeh In Parliament regard
ing the var ecares.
The Kaiser d said 10 have rsbIied:
'Bahl It was needless 10 attack 90
great impoFsanoe 10 it. bismarck cooks
- be wishes, but that IL ho reason why
one should eat everything that ID cook
ed, When hnd q dish too strong
strike Is from the MENU
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IN xAxm On xMK czu9ua mrAx, xnm Rzlo-
CEAMAx1uH or TN Eak0uR AND
o1WKA MRTTnHA
bI1nNanAn. ApR. 20.-In q spseeA
tonlzhk 5a1eRA uAamboEiain. RefoFslna
% TIE Criuies Biii reREullea thMa such q
ol1 vaa neosunEY but he 60 was. q
~ i1tzmenl, iDto1dod b pro1ocl ~eaI
Akish fsllsw s11isolA" ohambsFiain
raGFeleed that the 6eRsEmmsna had pEn.
claimed Ne LeaRae. He tanks they
we1o mll,aken. thn1zh ~ and
o2haFn uho salsa via him are
preelu98d ffom oondemning he
pruolamatinn IL stroaR ianRnaae.
He dwelt apon he absencs of crlms in
moee of TIE dislEiel1 of Ireland, and
lho11h2 1h1l The other olanaea oi Ne
OoeEnien blll would Be quite inaufelent
% enable Ne 0oVefnmsna 20 deal with
isolkted eaaes.
Il en- afraid.n ha said, that Ne
eourte TIE Gogsrnmant has ppFsued
viii land tham Ia The aRavaat aielani-
ties and &enQafsn He 0uatsa an lflsh
l1nGlon1 &ko had asksd him 10 uss his
I1LnGoH ~ the rlbcsaHalinn. ana
Wno had uaId that n l1ls alons 1ta
League wa3 rnpidsy baaominR ianah-
iuR stook aud sinking into oblisian,
but Il The 0oEeEnment pEociaimed e, d
would revive and 80 renewed s1berip-
ton.
Ragardin9 The report that be had Fa-
siEned BE onnnec1ion With the dlssidsnt
party, Chamberlain saids statement
3 entiEely unAathorizsd and wiihoul q
enadcw of foundAiion. u h trne that /
diner from The Government on this one
point, bai ] an psspased 70 suppsEt
theif eeneEal policy, % far &c, IN NY
t1dgmens. IL sends 70 maintain TIE
Referring 10 he recent elections and
remarks made that the connlry d re-
turning 10 ifa loyalty b Gladstone,
0hAmberlain said that ehe country new
81 WmVeEed IN ila luyally 70 Mr.. Glad
stone. Il thouRht him RFievously mis-
taken. but has not lcsl its ssnae Of era-
titade foR bic past service u will Be Q
happy dag for all wkan Mr.. Glndsions
enables q 70 again arrange ourselves
On his sida.
o0niinuine Chamberlain complained |
lh2t tlls recent elogiions weRa fought |
under false oolora. Gladstoneiu oandi- |
late said he adopted the Fad1cal Union- |
g priuuiples and only gained maiofi-
les By throwing overheard altogether /
ne Gladstone pslioy eomprised In two |
yreat bills whieh be opposed IN 1885. /
q conclusion Ohamberfaiu emphasized /
be necessity Of masnhaining the Ouion- |
q prinoiples te which they had given
Idheaion.
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ran RoxnEnL1 MUTrLAxKD noD1 or a
MIKMAM TouND III A ToUNa NAN.
snoKARn RkExs tW. T.l. Aug. IA
muEdsr Of an atrooious ehaFaetef vas
committed here this morning. AZ
shout O'Clock this morning, youth
named Mosley sought the hoase Of WIN.
Thorndyke, q milkman, living southeast
Of town, and, going into the oatslsyard,
found the hfeless form Of The man for
whom be vas searching lying within
the corral. horribly mutilated. Chief Of
Polieo WaEFen Vas at once notided, and
an exnmination revealed TIE faet that
the dsosaasd had been shot from be-
hind, and had afterwards been badly
mutilsied, his bead being pounded 30 e
20 Be hardly rsooanizshle. A large club,
some foar feet In iength, bad besn bro
ksn into several pieces. The blunt end
Of . claw hammer, lying near, had been
buried three tines 10 his skull and ones
in bic faoe.
Suspicion pointed n Q man named
Josaph Ward, Who earne 10 this osuutKy
from Montana, and previously from 81.
Jsmea, Minnssota, and ubo has lived IN
the nsiahhosheod for some four ysAss
past. Ward Nas aErested. aud Il held
foK trial tomorrow. He neiaheE denies
neR admits his guiil, bot the eireum-
sfantial efidenee u said 10 BE- etro1g
aRalnss him.-ors0osiaa.
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Tha Payne family had lived II The
house upwards of three years. 1hHy
were qalat, ee1tls wouens AEa Eayn9
was widow about 60 years of 90.
Her dzugha1f, about 8 years elas wng q
lsaehex n an east niAe puhain e1hool. u
Is net known b fhs nstahhoEs thai theEe
waa auyfhfnR anuRnaI ahoat TIE uomsn.
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MILK.
Lakeside Dairy I

4 ocARED ON NORTH sHOnR o. LAKK
~ unign, VII pat on . rasall team grplem.
beH i1ss - aupplT Residents ncFth of james
ana Hsst 0f Aintn streets. inelndina Hsiilgwn
A iew more euatomefa ona BE- nmppstoa than
have already mAda AFrangnmanfe. Enmiliaa
deairiRa pars miih that viii prodnce Klch
eraam, VIII aod 4 savanfasseaa . apply
tha pFopFfetor, O. p. hT0MK.
MF. psnsnoFs WI supsrintand ths Efahiss
and daliFory II mfik.
fks pubiie q isvilaa 70 viaIt kAheai6s fhrm
I'D Wines ths beal appoinlsA daiFg aabIos
and oulldings On the Nofthefn Ooaa4. an1lm
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ongKRvArIoNs MADE N KHoLAND All
BUsaIA-oLoUDG VKATHxR M

ongKRvkrIoNs MADE N KnoLAHD AID
BUsaIA-oLoUDG VKATHKR M
TxnEEnMs.
LoEDON, Ane. 20.-The eolipas Of the
sun yesterday was observed fer two
minutes at Dartmoor and Torquay.
Tue sky YES obsoured by clouds at
Paris and Vienna. AZ the latter place
thousands we're waiting 10 make obser-
valions. Prof. Voae1, Of the Belgian ex-
pedition. stationed af JurReWitx. on The
Volea, telegFaphs that the sky wsa over
cast, but ahat the eela9 pF0tuberAnces
and chronosphere we're observed, al
Though the corona vas visible. Russian
observers we're more successful from
tneiE various stations. obtaining uumeg-
Gus drawings OF the corona and its
spectrum.
N RUEsIA.
81. PKrKRaBUno, Aug. 30.-The eclipse
Of the sun vas not observed here yesteF-
day owing 10 the cloudy condition Of
the sky. AZ Kiln the sun vas obaouFed,
bat an aged professor named Mendelled
made balloon assertion alone 90 a. 10
get above the clouds and take an obser-
vstiOu. Az there bad been Q hitoh in
the filing Of the balloon there vas con-
siderable doubt as 10 lie ability 10 carry
the aeFonaut, but the ascension was sue
cesafully made. The Processes dessen-
ded safely near Moscow, 60 miles dis
tant.
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10 LsTyT.

rHsHE TEAM TACuT sENA1E gUNE.
4 halli asH 4. a. &onaa. b ae@gasa -.
preaasY tsR g1saH4ra enEHF1sanA tahElh 6ves
l ~, 81 81; t1am, n depsh. ~ a. Nun b
| co.fs ! plnl. enrine SIS pfr houT.sais Ia
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wwx cwrtusxx or m sAxkER F1zH MAKn
PrREWEExT HxsozTs 70 EnrunR
m f1MDoE.
- 4. -
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On HuNDRKD TOns BAKLKY.-W. n.
~ nooARpUs. Bsattie fesa Mills. Eesitis.
Bon eia kmf8aim
UYANTEB-REoPLK TO BuT B2sf
w taFne lens fsbhle npectacIea faF 41.3o
A hf gssaFaatsad sna foefsii 8f t1os q tke3
an n8s a. rasrsEeatad. ETa uias8as &a& azee-
ssss.. z. G: MeLare aLEy: 90 lseas z. o
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L0zDoR. AaH. 19.-When q heeame
appars1t that & uaa Impossible % sRFs
ne ship Q mGDe1iaFy panic ens1sd.
4he boats wasa lowered, and the pan-
eeneafa and crew got into them. The
Nl44 e4Hl11zEH and o1a eusfzely unnr
i1hed. This onnentned lWo Stewards.
NO seaman and seven paasenasEs, and
there ia but little DOUBT that she whole
ooat load psFished. Thla paEtssnlax
boat did not eoutAin q fun crew, and
lefl the Montreal against the cap1ain's
orders, as there was time 10 taks many
more IN H. The Survivors consider fhs
fAte OF the ooo1pants AZ the lost boat q
tudRment for theiR oowardine.
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m RUssIA.
SEARCH n NEW 1oRK TKNKNKNf Re-
vEALs A HoRRInL.E sfaHT AND Two
LKrTKRs TIL a woRvuL sxuRYs

sxAnoz N A HHw YORK TENEMENT RE-
vEALs A HoRRIBLE sfaHT AND Two
LKTTKRs TILL a woEguL sxoRY.
Nxw YoRK, Aug. O.-A Disgusting
stenoh has allied tenement No. 81,
Charles street, for the pass feV days and
yesterday 10 Rrew 20 bad than Mrs.
franklin, the housekeeper, notified the
poIics that she belived the smell came
IRON q pail Of garbage IN the roons on
she second Goos ocoapied By Mn. Nal
Eina Payne and her d&uRhteF Anna. On
Monday lass the women bad been clos
ing up The shutters. snd u vas thought
they bad gone into the country.
The report 10 the police brought no
response and this forenoon the stencil
had crowd 90 vile that Mr.. Hammond.
the oWnes Of the house, dseidsd TO In
vsstigate. He GOT on the 6Fe escape and
peeped into the women's roou. He saw
BoRH woMnH LxxNo DEAD
o. the bed, which vas bsspaitssed With
blood. MaQEota cfawled over the ahoes.
Horror STRICKEN be rushed for the %.
lice, and q lockemith vas procured,
vho bzrst epen The door. Distnfeetanss
we're spread about and then ~ irapee-
Hon W4A HA1De A8o 0OA198 e13 u411l
wing dead since Monday. A razor and
"a empty laudsnum bottle were on the
chaiF bessde the bed. Half stupe9ed 6y
poison probably, and inssnsibls 10
pain ths women had eat The arteries at
iee elbows Asd aasles snd blsd 10
death.
IocEMD n FACE oTzxss AKns
Death haa evidently unloosened their
efip, an thsY lag side By SIDE. facing
eask other when found. Letters found
on the tabla showed that thsy bad care
fnlly considered he plan Of suicide and
decided 10 die taRetheg. The envelap
containing them Was SOAKED With blood
he address waa almosl ineligible. Ihe
polica made Il 70 Be Mis- h. A. Weso,
IL West Twelfth street.
Eron1 or woA
Nia weed b he daughter q the late
ThuFiow Weed, asd tie Paynas wefs
| known 10 Be cid fTiends Of ths Weed
| family. One letteR said.
| rMt1 n. A. Weed-DsaR FfieDd; ]
anything happens that We afe both
feand dad, Win yoS - shas we aSe
hurisd ID the Alhany rural esmetexy ID
oaken eaNketsf Jansa 4. Barns, ef -
cemeaery, kD0ws where 0aF lot q. NJ
mother has $50 u The Becker etreei
savings Bank. ] have munsy In -
shove hank; als0 In the Bowery 69vine
Rank ana the Dry Dook Bsak On ThlrI
asanae. Thess amo1ut1 wih pay 81
funeral expGnsna. Sa hz-s sinGhe'
ana saved this monsy for alistls home
, siEad, hai thaa b al hopeIssa B0w. W
srs hcth hslpleB a1a nol et 70 eGFs "a
: ourselves. 1bs esatslfs q gaT hosG
q 10 BE- giysa 70 ths poos.
nxxAp Eoa TN MAD MOo3.
Ia osher ,sttar ssia: sWs are hot
of us, nosksT Gn1 ]. insane. And ereA
Ehs paA6 hep1A We wena 70 - III
: 0sf fAaallg. Iea par rniattEss weqse =
81 assleE agsnus, OIegsland, o.; 3. Z
/. R.Ih-s vTfIts.nsuhhw NAhm OumEfW u
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For qale.

TyyoK sAI.s.--A Do Bile uoU,M or Ia
IL rssn1, hsni Gsiahss. Good rtaa sBt
4ssttss. Or flasher paFttcaisu snqnts q
fhis c&ss. isis tm
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TO LEI.

ONR o. TWO E.ssAxT AID ELE0Anr.
~ y fssniaaed rcome. kn4airs q ~
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Ths cher isttsr sid; ~We are hoth
az =, rnoGhsr ana I, insane. and areaa
- gaAe hep.a We vssa g e. ~
0sf fAGllg. IeA par Falastvsa weqfe We
lie. Oar rsl2tiEes are henFy NaEi.n.
TnIbss Wili0akAbg. LAks o0snfy, O,
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RooLH -LnR---Ak the renidenca Of ths oflaiai.
ing clergyman. John Y. paman. nsatala. Al
gust 10, A. = Poole. of Ffanklln. ana A. l..
lee, 81 EunmelaH
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PRQPOHALN.

CEkLKD PROPOSALS. ron THH oRAD.
y lag of the hloek IN ayndfetts addlaifn, "
Gently PurchAsea Tor . school slie. Wi1 b. ~.
Clsfk. ep 10 e'eiork D. n, AuausI -. feli.
Said grading viii neoeaaltaie ne fsmeVa
ef "a COO cuhic gnFds % gaIth, m1Fs o. lass
Plaza and npaclhemalana mag hu aaan aG fna
oiirs 81 Albro GardnaE, CITY HmrvaYuE.
Ths Bard reserves ne nEkt % Ir5eai aar
o. Al bida ~ ondnr u
snAr11H. Ang. .. 1881. naai.m
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DIE ~,

MEFoaElA A-Aufugi %, Of choiQFA iufaniuna,
Bsreniee, iafanl daagAfeF of J. Y, I. ssd
Masgie ,. Aiichsii, aged { months sna 20
daEa.
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San FnAncIsco. Ana. Commits
sieneFs .Anderson and LittleI; aooorn-
panied by some Of the attaches Of Rn.
oifc Railway Commission, left for Port.
land and othaR Northern parts on the
Oregon express this evening".
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The names Of those missing are: Pas
seugers: Samuel Kaufman, George Ar
mold, Samuel Mckee, KenaFd Woelson
ER.s2esn EsshssnsU dnUoes s ss@on Hso, HnorIss ano ,
Charles Reads. William Franney, Pat
rick Hughes (tFimmeF). Charles Smith
(interpreteRl and Thomas WilberfoEoe
(steward).
The boats we're eight IN number, and
consisted Of four life boats and fouI
pinnaces. These were launched and
stocked with provisions. The flames
spread with Aeroeness, and efforts "a
quench them weEs found futile.
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NEW ADVERTIsRhlENTs.
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w wark al shs seattle sssam Laundry,
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EN0usD.-A sgIgF, orr GReeH PUINT.
n ne44iIe elEailA ounaF ean kass elm8
A. W. fiDMM. gso4neF knterpsine. Fort Tcwn-
eend. aa4p-tw
UoU SAVE MONkY N COMO 10 a
y W, 1oNEs a GO. fsr ssgine ~.
iEnmsa. Mspatring 81 al kiaas prornflaly ni-
tsnaea %. gute4lm
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sAR FRANcIsoo. AUG. 20.--United
States Grand Jury rsturned 70 the
Diskriot Ooart a late hour yesterday
afternoon, an Indictment against Oapi.
James Sloan Of the bark Areturus. foF
smnReling aee fve-tael boxes Of opium
on kis veBsi.
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Tha reacaea paaesnGef1 ans creM,
wh@n landed e Qassa9sDwn ey the loFk
OfV, wsFs h Q psltabie eondiSsn, me
Imam OoGpanyas aeenia e s1ee fos-
WAr3ed ali tAe raeaeneefs Ne sare pfs
rsre4 tp eamainee fhetr travels. and dia
sysrTshina possabts . - 8uns fos ne
confoFt of ne res1
Ths rfesmship MaEatAon. q ths O..
unrd Camnnny's noa1. vii sAsl . plAee
a - Oly o. Mcniresl Co Tuesday
neKl
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General Insurance Agency
TAYLOR & BURNS, AGENTS.
FIRE. MARINE, LIFE AND ACCIDENT
INSURANCE.

Butler Bu11e111aw, James street
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san FnANuIsco, AuR. O.-It Il said
thai q misunderstnndinR exists betwesn
% and from he Society Ialanda, and IN
me future al mail mAltef VII 20 hy
the way OF the Australian ahipa. and
she passengere viii be taken from New
Iceland 70 Tahiti b. TIE regular steam
sE. The dlfacalty, 70 is thoaeht VII
s0on Be over.
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WAITED.

Ts-70LET-FoRsALE-ETc
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CAPTAIN Land says be is sanEufns
shs1 Re peopis IN boAa No. 8 are saved,
a. ne ncciAeaf occurred tn the track Of
stmaussrs hoand east and wes1
Ths passengers we're cool and obedi-
nd dEsinR shs crisis. and Ne crew usre
SeNa3V. Iha raassnRefa and efsW lost
sVsrVthinn thsy had aboard the City Of
WontreaI' exespl whAt they stood 10
-hsn thsT wsns lnao ahs boats,
re origin of The aFe, Oaptain Land
s.gs. 4 unkns1n. He is ceRtaia thaa 4
hrake ous IN more than une piaee. amona
the eotton. Ihe ship vas % t1atuo'
tssa north, ana sosesiuds Ss5t wesi-
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Apuroachina, and when all 90 The boats
nd put their people aboard hef tney
retu rnod and took OF those remaining
an tee burnina steamer. Il vas found
shat hont No. 8 was MISSING. she was
ser 10 POT herself before The wind
when she left the ship. ssiue Der oars
IN sapport Of sails. Sae ran aWag IRON
ths yesssl, in direct dissSedisnce 70 the
Cartatn's orders.
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Aboard The German bark TFabaut. Cap
tnin Sehsel, from Charleston. July STA.
for Lon don; and ell we're then trans.
farF1d 10 he YoEk Caty, which stayed
hV through tAa night and tainly search
"a for tha missing onea."
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INsTRUOfION or.
Either. Piano and Organ,
GEORGE A. OFT.
Hnuuirs a Eounan q HAniorap Mua,s s,u,s.
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Were seen on the horizon, but ten hours
elaused before it came near.
The steamer was worth $500, 900. The
Insurance. Is not knoWE. The cargo
vas psinsipally lard, cotton and ell.
TIE vessel was used for hrst-elass
travel. she had made 1l& voyages.
Captain Land has been In the service
Of The line for twenty ave years. and is
considered one Of the NEST caFeful Of
trans Atlantic captains. No one here
has an idea how the 6re broke out.
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Substitute fsF the PFsssAeat.

NKW YoRK, Aue. 30.-A Bath New
York sdeeial says: "GeorRs BEinaki the
man who claimed to have served thses
years il the Unioa army during the var,
&c q substitute Tor Grover Cleveland,
died in q soldiers homs near here ct
1870 yesterday morning Of cenaump-
tfon. He vas Q Polish aailsE, aeed g
years aud claimed 10 have been suoEn
as Oleyeland's substitute, when be was
drafted In Buffalo In 1861